Wildlife Conservation and Research Grants

Geographic Scope: Not specified, but appears to focus on wildlife conservation and research broadly

Focus Areas:

• Wildlife conservation projects
• Wildlife research initiatives
• Environmental/conservation research

Eligibility: Not fully detailed in provided content

About the Program:
The Texas State Aquarium awards $150,000 annually to support wildlife conservation and research projects. The Aquarium has a strong commitment to conservation and wildlife rescue, operating the nation's largest coastal wildlife rescue program. As a private, non-profit 501(c)(3) institution fully accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, the organization channels funding toward projects that align with its mission to engage people with animals, inspire appreciation for seas, and support wildlife conservation.

Contact:
For more information, visit the Aquarium's website or contact their conservation team at the main office: 2710 N. Shoreline Blvd, Corpus Christi, TX 78402 | Phone: 1-800-477-GULF

Application Process

Applications are accepted on a periodic basis. The Aquarium announces application periods and opens a grants portal for submissions.

Key Steps:

1. Monitor the Texas State Aquarium website for application announcements
2. Review eligibility requirements and grant guidelines
3. Prepare project proposal and supporting materials
4. Submit application through the designated portal during the open application period

Application Materials:
Specific required materials are not detailed in the provided content, but typically include:

• Project proposal/description
• Budget documentation
• Organizational information
• Project timeline

Note: The content references applications being "now open" but specific deadlines and detailed submission requirements are not included in the available pages.